blankstar43 wroteThat's a great question! We are still in the planning phase, but we are looking at the beginning of 2014 so stay tuned!when will the next group buy be
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Makes my miss my old BBS RC's!!
ApexRaceParts wroteWhat color are the wheels in this photo?
Love these wheels! Definitely going to buy a set for the track.
Hujan wroteThose would be the Hyper Silver ARC-8's in 18x10" ET25! Definitely great for track wheels!What color are the wheels in this photo?
Love these wheels! Definitely going to buy a set for the track.
Apex ARC-8s 18x9.5F and 18x10.5R with RS-3 255/35F and 285/35R w/ TC Kline suspension running the Nordscheleife at Nurburgring.
I purchased a set of 18x9.5" ET22 square about a year ago from the group buy and I am extremely satisfied. Now I am transitioning to a e46 M3, and I believe I was told that I was able to use these on the e46 M3. Is that true?
M3anRide wroteAwesome photos, thanks for sharing!Apex ARC-8s 18x9.5F and 18x10.5R with RS-3 255/35F and 285/35R w/ TC Kline suspension running the Nordscheleife at Nurburgring.
T Bimmer wroteThat is correct, the 18x9.5" ET22 with 265/35/18 tires can work on an e46 M3 that has camber plates and has the capability of dialing in at least -2.5 degrees of camber. The actual amount of camber required will be dependent on your ride height and tire make and model, but that would be the minimum camber required to use a street tire in that size to properly clear the fenders. Feel free to give us a call at 925.245.0773 if you'd like to discuss the fitment extensively with one of our product specialists!I purchased a set of 18x9.5" ET22 square about a year ago from the group buy and I am extremely satisfied. Now I am transitioning to a e46 M3, and I believe I was told that I was able to use these on the e46 M3. Is that true?
David@ApexRaceParts wroteSweet, now I noticed you stated that set up for street, but my e46 m3 will be mainly street. Will the set up change? and what set up will you recommend? I am also planning on buying GC Coilver race suspension. Not sure if that's information that could be useful in obtaining the proper set up. Thanks alot for the response.Awesome photos, thanks for sharing!
That is correct, the 18x9.5" ET22 with 265/35/18 tires can work on an e46 M3 that has camber plates and has the capability of dialing in at least -2.5 degrees of camber. The actual amount of camber required will be dependent on your ride height and tire make and model, but that would be the minimum camber required to use a street tire in that size to properly clear the fenders. Feel free to give us a call at 925.245.0773 if you'd like to discuss the fitment extensively with one of our product specialists!
Here is my current set up:

ApexRaceParts wroteSuper Sexy!!!!!!
T Bimmer wroteDid you mean for the mainly track? The setup will not change in terms of wheel and tire sizes, but if you are using R-compound or extreme summer tires such as Hankook RS3's or Dunlop DZII's, then you may need additional negative camber for the wheels and tires to properly clear the front fenders. The 18x9.5" ET22 squared setup is a popular choice for a dedicated track wheel set for the e46 M3 for those that already have coilovers and camber plates due to the requirement of negative camber for fender clearance.Sweet, now I noticed you stated that set up for street, but my e46 m3 will be mainly street. Will the set up change? and what set up will you recommend? I am also planning on buying GC Coilver race suspension. Not sure if that's information that could be useful in obtaining the proper set up. Thanks alot for the response.
Here is my current set up:
David@ApexRaceParts wroteYes, sorry mainly track. Thanks so much for the information. Great customer service!T Bimmer wroteDid you mean for the mainly track? The setup will not change in terms of wheel and tire sizes, but if you are using R-compound or extreme summer tires such as Hankook RS3's or Dunlop DZII's, then you may need additional negative camber for the wheels and tires to properly clear the front fenders. The 18x9.5" ET22 squared setup is a popular choice for a dedicated track wheel set for the e46 M3 for those that already have coilovers and camber plates due to the requirement of negative camber for fender clearance.Sweet, now I noticed you stated that set up for street, but my e46 m3 will be mainly street. Will the set up change? and what set up will you recommend? I am also planning on buying GC Coilver race suspension. Not sure if that's information that could be useful in obtaining the proper set up. Thanks alot for the response.
Here is my current set up:
Group buy yet?
finalspeed wroteWe are currently hosting the EC-7 Group Buy, but the ARC-8 Group Buy will not be until later this year.Group buy yet?
What are the spec on these, any spacers? pretty aggressive, I like.
Sal@AUTOcouture wrote
rAdzM wroteThis set up looks great doesn't it? A lot of our customers refer to this image. They are Anthracite ARC-8's in 18x9.5" ET22 w/ 265/35/18 front tires and 18x10.5" ET27 w/ 285/35/18 Michelin Pilot Sport tires.What are the spec on these, any spacers? pretty aggressive, I like.
Gloss black ?
ARC-8's are in stock for your E9X M3! These wheels look great on the street and hold up amazingly well on the track. We have multiple fitments and finishes in stock now.

Please call, email, or pm us with any questions you may have!

Please call, email, or pm us with any questions you may have!
Mrbig wroteGloss black is a Bimmerworld Exclusive finish, and can only be purchased through Bimmerworld.Gloss black ?
David, are you guys considering bringing back the hyper-black color for your wheels? That was such a perfect color. I'm holding out for some 19" EC-7's but the anthracite seems a bit too dark for my Jet Black M3, black on black is too much black, and the race silver seems like it might be too bright for a JB car (maybe not). The Hyper-Black was perfect IMO.
rdoctor wroteThe Hyper Black ARC-8's are available in M3 fitment, was there a particular size that you were after? We do not have plans on making any other wheels in the Hyper Black finish besides the ARC-8, if that is what you were wondering.David, are you guys considering bringing back the hyper-black color for your wheels? That was such a perfect color. I'm holding out for some 19" EC-7's but the anthracite seems a bit too dark for my Jet Black M3, black on black is too much black, and the race silver seems like it might be too bright for a JB car (maybe not). The Hyper-Black was perfect IMO.
David@ApexRaceParts wroteYea...I was kind of hoping that when you came out with the 19" version of the EC-7 that it would be available in hyper black (e9xM3 fitment). I may end up with the race silver. Any timing updates on 19" wheels?The Hyper Black ARC-8's are available in M3 fitment, was there a particular size that you were after? We do not have plans on making any other wheels in the Hyper Black finish besides the ARC-8, if that is what you were wondering.





